Types of Bulldogs
In my previous article (How Many Types of Bulldogs Are There) I told about some breeds of Bulldogs, now I will tell about the rest of the breeds of Bulldogs in this article, about which you people will not even know. Wrinkled faces, squishy noses and hearts of gold – that’s what comes to mind when we think of bulldogs. These lovely chunky dogs have won the hearts of dog lovers everywhere. But what makes bulldogs stand out in the dog breed world?
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- English Bulldog
- American Bulldog
- French Bulldog
- Bullmastiff
- Ca Da Bou
- Australian Bulldog
- Victorian Bulldog
- Catahoula Bulldog
- Bostan terrier
- Red Tiger Bulldog
- Alapaha Bulldog
- Serrano Bulldog
- Spanish Bulldog
Ca Da Bou
Bulldog
These butcher dogs were used for bull fighting but also for dog fighting among themselves in the circus. Ca de Bou is also called the Majorca Bulldog. Archeduk Ludwig Salvator described about Ca De Bou in deeply. In 1928 the Ca de Bou was registered in the Spanish register but probably the breed was vanished around 1940/50. Ca de Bou is also famous for guard dog and loyal family pets.
Australian
Bulldog
The Australian Bulldog is intelligent and loyal, easy to train, and has a stable and affectionate temperament. This dog started with the work of Noel and Tina Green of Noobs Pup and Jog, both of whom have extensive experience in the field. These dogs are not athletic and do not require high amounts of food, exercise and attention. These bulldogs also have a unique personality of their own. They are very affectionate with families and children.
Victorian
Bulldog
Victorian Bulldogs are an excellent pet dog with many attributes such as being less sick and generally healthy and long lived. The Victorian Bulldog has been crossed with English Bulldogs, Bull Terriers, Bull Mastiffs and Staffordshire Bull Terriers. You can also call the Victorian Bulldog an updated version of the English Bulldog, which has more features and is sure to win the hearts of both kids and adults.
Catahaula
Bulldog
Catahoula Bulldog is a very old American dog used in the south and it has been crossed with the American Bulldog of United America. They are also called the American Masta Houla. This dog is loyal and loving with its master. It protects the family and gives great affection. It is an energetic and interesting dog. A creature of power is a creature of nature. How to train them and what you teach them, that is the job of breeders. physically, Catahoula Bulldogs have a robust and athletic stature, reflecting the strength and agility of both the American Bulldog and the Catahoula Leopard Dog.
Bostan Terrier
The breed was originally called the Roundhead, but was renamed the Boston Terrier in 1893. The Boston Terrier is also nicknamed “The American Gentleman” due to his good manners. He was affectionately known as the “American Gentleman” by breed lover. Gentleness and love have been found in the temperament of his generation. The terrier, a dog breed developed in Boston in the latter half of the 19th century. They are the result of a cross between the English Bulldog and the now extinct English White Terrier, the ancestor of the bull terrier. During the summer it is important to exercise and play in the morning and evening, as these dogs do not do well in the heat. Small and stocky Boston Terriers are good family dogs and generally do well with children who play gently with them. The Boston Terrier is easy to train and requires moderate exercise and minimal grooming.
>Types of Bulldogs>> In this Post, we have explored the Ca Da Bou Bulldog, Australian Bulldog, Victorian Bulldog, Catahaula Bulldog and Bostan Terrier >> stay tuned for part 3 in next post (Breeds of Bulldogs) where I will cover more breeds of Bulldogs, including Red Tiger Bulldog, Alapaha Bulldog, Serrano Bulldog, Spanish Bulldog!
Frequently Ask Question
Q.1 What is the cheapest Bulldog?
The starting costs of an American bulldog is around $1200-$1500, French Bulldog is around $2500, and English bulldog is around $1500-$2000. Adding in one-time and monthly costs, medical, grooming, and food costs, you can expect to spend around $15,000-$18,000 over the lifetime of your Bulldog.
Q.2 What is the cheapest Bulldog?
The starting costs of an American bulldog is around $1200-$1500, French Bulldog is around $2500, and English bulldog is around $1500-$2000. Adding in one-time and monthly costs, medical, grooming, and food costs, you can expect to spend around $15,000-$18,000 over the lifetime of your Bulldog.
